Virgin SuperHub & TL-PA9020P > No IP
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Virgin SuperHub & TL-PA9020P > No IP
Hello,
I try to get the new AV2000 Kit TL-PA9020P working with the Virgin Media SuperHub but the LAN ports on the SuperHub do not accept any traffic for the Powerline adapters.
- Tried DHCP, only 169 gets assigned means DHCP was not successful
- Tried Static IP, still not traffic, not a single package gets returned by the router
- Did pair the adapters with the 1 second button press
- Did reset the adapters with the 15-20 second button press
- Did disable/enable my network adapter, rebooted the computer etc
- the TP-Link utility sees both adapters connected with a speed of 900 MBit/s (fluctuating a bit)
- Made a secure network with a new name using the utility
- Set data priotity to "Internet" on both adapters
- Changed the original cables with 2 brand new CAT.7 cables
- Reserved the MAC address of my computer in the DHCP section of the router and assigned an IP to it, rebooted router, no fix
- Moved both adapters to different wall sockets
I'm sure that the SuperHub is detecting Powerline signals and blocks any traffic over the LAN ports. When I test the adapters between two computers, without any router, it just works fine.
I try to get the new AV2000 Kit TL-PA9020P working with the Virgin Media SuperHub but the LAN ports on the SuperHub do not accept any traffic for the Powerline adapters.
- Tried DHCP, only 169 gets assigned means DHCP was not successful
- Tried Static IP, still not traffic, not a single package gets returned by the router
- Did pair the adapters with the 1 second button press
- Did reset the adapters with the 15-20 second button press
- Did disable/enable my network adapter, rebooted the computer etc
- the TP-Link utility sees both adapters connected with a speed of 900 MBit/s (fluctuating a bit)
- Made a secure network with a new name using the utility
- Set data priotity to "Internet" on both adapters
- Changed the original cables with 2 brand new CAT.7 cables
- Reserved the MAC address of my computer in the DHCP section of the router and assigned an IP to it, rebooted router, no fix
- Moved both adapters to different wall sockets
I'm sure that the SuperHub is detecting Powerline signals and blocks any traffic over the LAN ports. When I test the adapters between two computers, without any router, it just works fine.